endued with

Part of speech: verb phrase

Definition: To possess or be provided with a particular quality, characteristic, or power.

Synonyms: endowed with, imbued with, gifted with

Usage: When referring to someone being equipped or empowered with a certain attribute or skill.

Example: She was endued with great intelligence and could solve complex mathematical problems effortlessly.

Usage: When describing a person or thing possessing a particular quality or characteristic.

Example: The sunset painted the sky with vibrant hues, enduing the landscape with a breathtaking beauty.

Usage: To express the idea of someone being granted a specific ability or talent.

Example: The mythical sword was said to endue its wielder with incredible strength and unparalleled combat skills.

Usage: In theological contexts, referring to the endowment of someone with divine authority or power.

Example: The prophet was believed to be endued with supernatural visions, enabling him to foresee future events.

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